Since World War I, Volunteers of America has provided direct services to
veterans and connected them to other organizations that can help then get housing. http://www.voa.org/Get-Help/National-Network-of-Services/Veterans
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From the ARVets Team - If you are the spouse or widow of a veteran and you are struggling with bills, you might not realize that there are resources available specifically for you. We want to get you back on your feet and back on with your life. ARVets http://arvets.org/news/5-helpful-tips-for-veterans-spouses-and-widows/
Whether a new or current Thyroid Cancer patient, this is a terrific resource for finding an Endocrinologist to help you find the right Treatment for you. Listings are US and International Doctors with patient reviews written for most of them - http://www.thyroid-info.com/topdocs.htm
For Thyroid Cancer survivors, it is very important to consider if T4 (Synthroid, Levoxyl, etc.) alone is right for your specific treatment, or if a T4/T3 combination may better support your post cancer endocrine system - http://nahypothyroidism.org/the-t4-vs-t4t3-thyroid-treatment-controvers…
When you really decide to lose weight, you have to realize it's not a diet; it's a new way of life. Eat what you want but watch what you eat. Really follow the suggested serving size. It's tough but it is worth it.
AYAs, are you protecting your skin from sun damage? Consider using a chemical or physical broad-spectrum sunscreen with at least SPF 15 (30+ preferred) as part of your daily skin care routine. PREVENT skin cancer! http://www.skincancer.org/prevention/sun-protection/sunscreen
The first step to caring for a child with special needs is to understand. Get more insight on physical disabilities so that you can feel more equipped: http://bit.ly/N6tQeQ
When a child with special needs is diagnosed with a disabling condition, the whole family faces new challenges. Foster your child’s independence, be an advocate, and find support. Learn more from the Mayo Clinic: http://bit.ly/KqpNej
Learn about developmental milestones, including motor, sensory, social skills, and special needs from the National Dissemination Center for Children with Disabilities: http://bit.ly/m5TBo8
Learn more about developmental disabilities from the CDC and see what the federal government is doing to improve the health of people with special needs: http://1.usa.gov/N6u3yy
The Autism Speaks Network has been helping parents & professionals manage the wide range of concerns that are commonly associated with autism spectrum disorders. Family Services has made many tools available to families. Visit their Tool Kits page for more information on how to help your child with special needs succeed: http://bit.ly/tX8fqE
If you are feeling overwhelmed by a child’s autism diagnosis then check out the Autism Speaks Resource Guide to find services for special needs including school, community and support networks, early intervention, health services, financial/legal resources, and more. There is even information for adults 22+! http://bit.ly/tw9Pct
Taking care of someone with a disability requires patience & skill. Dental care isn’t always easy, but you can make it work for you & the person you love. The National Institute of Dental and Craniofacial Research has a Caregiver’s Guide to Dental Care for Special Needs to help you get started: http://1.usa.gov/Kq5Rbb
The first step to caring for a child with special needs is to understand. Get more insight on physical disabilities so that you can feel more equipped: http://bit.ly/N6tQeQ
When a child with special needs is diagnosed with a disabling condition, the whole family faces new challenges. Foster your child’s independence, be an advocate, & find support. Learn more from the Mayo Clinic: http://bit.ly/KqpNej
Learn about developmental milestones for a child with special needs, including motor, sensory, and social skills, from the National Dissemination Center for Children with Disabilities: http://bit.ly/m5TBo8
Children with physical disabilities are equally entitled to an exciting and brilliant future – even on the field or basketball court! Get more info on sports & recreation for your child with special needs from The Cure Our Children Foundation: http://bit.ly/KEpbjA
Explaining a physical disability to a child can be tricky. But children have open minds and open hearts. There is no better time to create an understanding that people with special needs must be perceived as people first. Get the 12 steps to talking to your child: http://bit.ly/KCQtXa
For Veterans employment opportunities, Air-Streams in CA and N. Dakota is approved to accept GI benefits and is encouraging Veteran applications via their website http://www.air-streams.com/ and at 661-822-3963
Veterans Retraining Assistance Program (VRAP) launches. VRAP offers up to 12 months of training assistance, and education to unemployed Veterans - http://benefits.va.gov/vow/education.htm